UUUGH that theme song. My eldest likes the show (also names Miles), and my youngest (not named Miles) got a CD of Disney theme songs for his birthday last year. It was two damn weeks of that song on repeat for about an hour every day, not including the times they were watching it.

This was my exact experience. I took my six year old, and in a darkened theater there's a lot he's sensitive to. We only stayed about an hour, which pissed me off. But at home, he wants to watch it all the time, and he likes to act it out with his toys, and some of the heavier elements of the film don't bother him…

"In the criminal justice system, the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: the police, who investigate crime; and the district attorneys, who prosecute the offenders. These are their stories."

My dad has taken me to the movies exactly three times: King Ralph, Honey I Shrunk the Kids, and Home Alone. As far as television, who only likes lame old westerns and "reality" shows about old shit. He hates sci-fi and fantasy.

It really is, it's part rom-com part adventure, and it all works.

To show he wasn't species-ist, he ate a Glrxtl Bowl on Xebloniaist Day.

Good! Thanks for asking! I have good days and bad days, and I'm still on heart meds (which I hope to be off come fall), and they make me really tired. But I'm starting to do more frequent walking and getting some stamina back.
I had a bad night last week where my heart was beating 140-150 bpm for about 12 hours, but…

If only!!
No, I picked up Mannequin out of the cheap bin for shits and giggles. I watched Romancing the Stone because I was talking to someone at work about it, and felt the need to watch it. And I watched Adventures In Babysitting because I was working on an annotated outline for school, and I needed something I…

Watched Mannequin over the weekend. This was the first time I had seen it since it was played on a loop on HBO, so nearly 30 years.

The Yvonne Elliman track… damn.

Bald headed woman,
ooooooooo,
Bald headed woman, no fleas

really, given that a "hot dog" per se is only the cheap sausage that's been put onto/into the bread; plenty of people in my part of the US eat theirs on crackers when they're not at home.

Impressive! I remember reading about the cartoon show, and just kind of being dumbfounded that it even got that far.
I'm thinking "Saturday People" is the one I found for her, and she had "Hot Show" for 100 years by that point. She's not very savvy about finding these things.
But you just directed me toward potential…

Chris Sarandon and Roddy McDowell are so fucking excellent in this.

My wife loves Prozzak. I hunted down an album for her, the second one I think?

Is that a recent development? I know when Play came out it was a big deal that he licensed every single song. I could've swore it was in a car commercial then. I could be wrong though, because I remember one of his "essays" in Everything Is Wrong was against fossil fuels or somesuch.

Barry Manilow: Soundtrack, Bowling for Columbine

I really hated, hated, this movie, but I thought that the SPOILERS FOR 100 YEAR OLD MOVIE part where he has to shoot the dog was easily the emotional high point of the film, and it was all down hill from there.

Can you imagine being a lawyer and having to depose Trump? He's never given a straightforward answer to anything in his life, it would take 45 minutes just get him to state his name.

Troll 2, no kidding!